The
lawyer and political author Edoardo Longo, himself of Pordenone,
spoke first and explained how attacks on the freedom of expression have
become increasingly frequent in Italy, thanks in good part to a judiciary
under the orders of the lobby-that-does-not-exist but whose ruthless methods
nonetheless go back to the time of Shylock and beyond.
Here as almost everywhere in the white world tyrannical measures are
being put in place to neutralise anyone who may be suspected of
"racism", and Mr Longo warned that the law penalising that
phenomenon, which presumably represents a danger to society, may soon be
used to prosecute exponents of historical revisionism.
